Dorothy Lane Market Hamburger Recall
Six people in the Dayton, Ohio area have confirmed cases of E. coli. Two of those people got sick after consuming hamburger purchased at the Dorothy Lane Market Washington Square store in Dayton, Ohio, according to WHIO Radio. This E. coli outbreak has been linked to Nebraska Beef, Ltd. ground beef components and so far includes 49 confirmed cases of E. coli in Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, New York, Ohio and Utah.
We have filed a lawsuit in Ohio against Nebraska Beef, Ltd. and Kroger Co. on behalf of a victim of this outbreak. We are also representing other families. Contact attorney Fred Pritzker for more information: 1-888-377-8900 (toll-free) or email attorney Fred Pritzker.
In response to this outbreak, Dorothy Lane Market has asked consumers to bring back unused ground beef products purchased at all of the store's locations (3 locations) with "sell by" dates between June 9th and July 29th. This Dorothy Lane Market hamburger recall involves over 25,000 packages of raw hamburger that used ground beef components provided by Nebraska Beef, Ltd. This outbreak has prompted Nebraska Beef, Ltd. to recall over 5 million pounds of beef products.